The verb to be ( 8º, 9º, 10º, 11º )

http://www.shertonenglish.com/resources/es/main-verbs/to-be.php

Future with going to GO ( 8º, 9º, 10º, 11º )

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Affirmative.
I'm going to go to the movies later.
You're going to go to the movies later.
We're going to go to the movies later.
They're going to go to the movies later.
He's going to go to the movies later.
She's going to go to the movies later.


Negative.
I'm not going to go to the movies later.
You're not going to go to the movies later.
We're not going to go to the movies later.
They're not going to go to the movies later.
He's not going to go to the movies later.
She's not going to go to the movies later.


Interrogative.
Am I going to go to the movies later?
Are you going to go to the movies later?
Are we going to go to the movies later?
Are they going to go to the movies later?
Is he going to go to the movies later?
Is she going to go to the movies later?

Future Continuous Tense GO ( 8º, 9º, 10º, 11º )

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Affirmative.
I will be going to the movies next week.
You will be going to the movies next week.
We will be going to the movies next week.
They will be going to the movies next week.
He will be going to the movies next week.
She will be going to the movies next week.


Negative.
I won't be going to the movies next week.
You won't be going to the movies next week.
We won't be going to the movies next week.
They won't be going to the movies next week.
He won't be going to the movies next week.
She won't be going to the movies next week.


Interrogative.
Will I be going to the movies next week?
Will you be going to the movies next week?
Will we be going to the movies next week?
Will they be going to the movies next week?
Will he be going to the movies next week?
Will she be going to the movies next week?

Past Continuous Tense GO ( 8º, 9º, 10º, 11º)

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Affirmative.
I was going to the movies yesterday.
You were going to the movies yesterday.
We were going to the movies yesterday.
They were going to the movies yesterday.
He was going to the movies yesterday.
She was going to the movies yesterday.


Negative.
I wasn't going to the movies yesterday.
You weren't going tot the movies yesterday.
We weren't going to the movies yesterday.
They weren't going to the movies yesterday.
He wasn't going to the movies yesterday.
She wasn't going to the movies yesterday.


Interrogative.
Was I going to the movies yesterday?
Were you going to the movies yesterday?
Were we going to the movies yesterday?
Were they going to the movies yesterday?
Was he going to the movies yesterday?
Was she going to the movies yesterday?

Eighth Grade Student Pictures

  

British Council Link to practice English

http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/

Present Continuous Tense GO ( 8º, 9º, 10º, 11º )

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Affirmative.
I'm going to the movies right now.
You're going to the movies right now.
We're going to the movies right now.
They're going to the movies right now.
He's going to the movies right now.
She's going to the movies right now.


Negative.
I'm not going to the movies right now.
You're not going tot the movies right now.
We're not going to the movies right now.
They're not going to the movies right now.
He's not going to the movies right now.
She's not going to the movies right now.


Interrogative.
Am I going to the movies right now?
Are you going to the movies right now?
Are we going to the movies right now?
Are they going to the movies right now?
Is he going to the movies right now?
Is she going to the movies right now?

Ninth Grade - DEMOCRACY - Workshop Weeks May 8 to 17

1. What does "more freedom, less state" means?

2. Which is the most important thing the state has to take care of?

3. How long did it take to Switzerland to build its democracy?

4. What are the four (4) statements where the Switzerland social contract is based on?

5. Number the seven (7) aims of a Modern Democratic State?

Simple Future Tense GO ( 8º, 9º, 10º, 11º)

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Affirmative.

I will go to the movies tomorrow.

You will go to the movies tomorrow.

We will go to the movies tomorrow

They will go to the movies tomorrow.

He will go to the movies tomorrow.

She will go to the movies tomorrow.

Negative.

I won't go to the movies tomorrow.

You won't go to the movies tomorrow.

We won't go to the movies tomorrow.

They won't go to the movies tomorrow.

He won't go to the movies tomorrow.

She won't go to the movies tomorrow.

Interrogative.

Will I go to the movies tomorrow?

Will you go to the movies tomorrow?

Will we go to the movies tomorrow?

Will they go to the movies tomorrow?

Will he go to the movies tomorrow?

Will she go to the movies tomorrow?

Simple Past Tense ( 8º, 9º, 10º, 11º)

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Affirmative.
I went to the movies yesterday.
You went to the movies yesterday.
We went to the movies yesterday.
They went to the movies yesterday.
He went to the movies yesterday.
She went to the movies yesterday.


Negative.
I didn't go to the movies yesterday.
You didn't go to the movies yesterday.
We didn't go to the movies yesterday.
They didn't go to the movies yesterday.
He didn't go to the movies yesterday.
She didn't go to the movies yesterday.


Interrogative.
Did I go to the movies yesterday?
Did you go to the movies yesterday?
Did we go to the movies yesterday?
Did they go to the movies yesterday?
Did he go to the movies yesterday?
Did she go to the movies yesterday?

Simple Present Tense GO (8º,9º,10º,11º)

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Affirmative

I go to the movies every day.

You go to the movies every day.

We go to the movies every day.

They go to the movies every day.

She goes to the movies every day.

He goes to the movies every day.

Negative

I don't go to the movies every day.

You don't go to the movies every day.

We don't go to the movies every day.

They don't go to the movies every day.

She doesn't go to the movies every day.

He doesn't go to the movies every day.

Interrogative

Do I go to the movies every day?

Do you go to the movies every day?

Do we go to the movies every day?

Do they go to the movies every day?

Does she go to the movies every day?

Does he go to the movies every day?

NINTH GRADE WORKSHOP NUMBER 3

NINE GRADE WORKSHOP NUMBER 3

NINE GRADE WORKSHOP NUMBER 3

Copy and answer the questions in your notebook.

Remember that this writing work is worth 20% of your monthly grade. And the oral answering value is 50%. The oral answering on the video questionary value is 30%   

1.    What is:

a.    To borrow?

b.    To lend?

c.    To argue?

d.    To forget something?

e.    To be late?

f.     To break something?

g.   To fail?

h.    To try to get along?

i.     To make a list?

j.     To set an alarm?

k.    To use flash cards?

l.     Not to lend things?

m.  To get a new one?

2.    What is a disability?

3.    What did Melissa Riggio think she shouldn’t do?

4.    What did she have?

5.    Why did Melissa write a story?

6.    What do people with Down syndrome have extra?

7.    What does Melissa wish she could give back?

8.    What does Melissa find hard to accept?

9.    What does Melissa want to do some day?

10. What is Mike Fay?

11. What has Mike done in Central Africa and American redwood forest?

12. Who did Mike learn about nature with?

13. What did Mr. Royce say about being happier and successful?

14. What are the proverbs meaning on page 27?

15. What were the first pentathlon events?

16. How were the first Olympic Games?

17. What did Theodosius do?

18. How many countries competed in the first modern Olympics?

19. How many women were permitted to compete in Paris, France 1900?

20. Who was the first decathlon winner?

21. How many sports did the first Olympics have?

22. Where were the first, outside of Europe, Olympics held?

23. How many athletes were competing in China 2008?

24. What will women finally be allowed to in London 2012?

25. When will Olympics come to South America? 

Tenth Grade Listenings Week May 7 to 11